Acetabular compression plate with dual cortical fixation and method of fixing thereof
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[0134]In the invention (FIG. 7 and FIG. 8), the acetabular plate (P) is fragmented into four portions viz.[0135]i. Upper extended portion (A)[0136]ii. Lower extended portion (B)[0137]iii. Lower extended portion (C)[0138]iv. Central Brim portion (D)
[0139]The central portion (D) of the acetabular plate (P) rests on the brim of the acetabular region in pelvic. This portion (D) is anatomically shaped and brim specific. The extended portions (A, B and C) of the plate have plurality of holes as illustrated in FIG. 8.
[0140]The upper extended portion (A) contains a plate holding screw hole (SH1) that initially supports and holds the plate. The lower extended portions (B and C) also contain holes (SH4) for inserting screws. The upper extended and lower extended portions are shaped as per the anatomy of the pelvic bone on which the plate rests. An anterior screw hole (SH3) is provided on the brim portion (D) of the plate to align the plate as per anatomical shape of the pelvic bone.
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third embodiment
[0162]In the present invention (FIG. 14), the central brim portion (B2) of the plate is anatomically contoured to match shape of the pelvic brim to enable easy, accurate and quick fit of the plate. The brim portion also contains a screw line of several holes in which screws can be fitted and which is specifically created to facilitate the screw insertion from inside towards the outer cortex. It also has one big hole for trans-fixation screw and three small holes for 3.5 mm screws. Pubic arm or extended portion of the brim portion has 4-5 holes as per plate size. Upper flange (A2) of the body is having multiple screw hole line where the foremost posterior screw is to stabilize the plate for correct / optimum anatomical positioning of the plate. This has been achieved in a simple manner by giving threads in the hole, so that when screw is inserted, it is inserted easily and quickly at a particular position only.
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[0163]In a fourth embodiment, the plate has plurality of holes on the upper flange which can vary as per size of the plate—small, medium or large. However, irrespective of the size of the plate, there are two holes on the flange of the plate which are locking holes—one along the upper rim (F1) and the second one below it (F4) of FIG. 12, which is positioned to typically lie on the anatomical brim.
[0164]Both holes have critical functionality, allowing correct and quick positioning the plate during surgery, thus drastically reducing surgery time, apart from enhancing accurate plate fixation in an easy and convenient manner for the surgeon.
[0165]The critical functionality of the two locking holes is further elaborated as below:[0166]i. Locking hole one—present on the upper flange: It permits the ‘screwing into’ of a specially designed locking sleeve (hollow). The sleeve consists of two parts—an elongated holding rod with screw threaded terminal end which gets ‘screwed’ into the locking...
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